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PoliticsRe: Osinbajo Meets Akpabio At Villa Ahead Of Defection To APC by jomoh: 5:48am On Aug 03, 2018
APC about to snatch a very top striker from their eternal rivals.
TV/MoviesRe: Lady Goes On Live Stream, Laughing While Her Friend Was Getting Raped by jomoh: 12:32am On Jul 29, 2018
Na wa o


Ladies are their own enemies
Science/TechnologyRe: See The Adorable Images Of A Mother Duck With 76 Ducklings In Her Care by jomoh: 12:31am On Jul 29, 2018
This is so adorable
PoliticsRe: 3,050 Megawatts Mambilla Power Project In Taraba (Pictured) by jomoh: 10:41pm On Jul 28, 2018
Nbote:
Those pictures are even from years ago when d contract stopped....
Here are d same pictures as at wen d govt kicked off d project in 2017 Which means dat was where work stopped before d govt commenced it...
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/241992-nigeria-approves-construction-3050mw-mambilla-electricity-project-5-7-billion.html

http://www.nigeriaelectricityhub.com/2017/09/26/mambilla-power-project-to-be-ready-in-6-years/


When will U ppl stop lying to attract attention and plaudits... D contract was awarded in 2012 and revoked later becos of irregularities.. It was rewarded last year and shld b completed in 6yrs... How and where are d heavy power equipments going to b installed wen d project is jus starting.? U ppl are jus pathetic



I don't know if U understand basic English or U jus lack comprehension skills, but one thing dat is very obvious from U and ur lots is d absolute lack of sense.. Anyways I'm not here trade words or banter with u and ur kinds...
Why are you this confusing to yourself


It started in 2017. And you said before the government started. Or were those equipments on the road also abandoned on the road before the government took it over?

Please which government was in power in 2017?


Are u usually this senseless or today is a special occasion.
PoliticsRe: 3,050 Megawatts Mambilla Power Project In Taraba (Pictured) by jomoh: 9:31pm On Jul 28, 2018
Nbote:
When will U ppl stop lying to attract attention and plaudits... D contract was awarded in 2012 and revoked later becos of irregularities.. It was rewarded last year and shld b completed in 6yrs... How and where are d heavy power equipments going to b installed wen d project is jus starting.? U ppl are jus pathetic
Doubting Thomas this is a picture from ordinary citizen who has seen the truth and not official picture.

Look at yourself. You don’t even have shame. You even claim in your write up that it was awarded last year.

FYI mambila project has been designed more than 40years ago and no government did anything about it.

PMB is the only one that has ever done anything meaningful to it in over 40years.

Car TalkRe: Meet British-Nigerian Gideon King Who love-vendor Super Cars For The Super-rich by jomoh: 6:16pm On Jul 28, 2018
God bless my soul with wealth
Science/TechnologyRe: Pros And Cons Of Installing A CCTV System In Your Homes Or Offices. by jomoh: 2:19pm On Jul 28, 2018
Dpleaser:
You'll need a DVR/NVR and the power supply unit, which depends on how many camera u intends to install
I honestly don’t know what DVR/NVR means but I’m sure they can be mounted in the masts. The mast can provide power supply.
Science/TechnologyRe: Pros And Cons Of Installing A CCTV System In Your Homes Or Offices. by jomoh: 2:15pm On Jul 28, 2018
pally123:
Maybe not all, but most
Exactly.

You can even trace them to their hideouts.

And when an emergency call is made from such area the first mast that receives the call will automatically have its camera switched on in the control room while other surrounding cameras in other masts are also automatically listed as having visual access to that area.

Normal vision can work during the day

Thermal vision can work anytime the target is hiding behind an object

While the night vision can work in the night.
Science/TechnologyRe: Pros And Cons Of Installing A CCTV System In Your Homes Or Offices. by jomoh: 10:40am On Jul 28, 2018
TechCapon:
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5. The high-end cameras can be expensive.

They also have high-end infra red CCTV cameras with night vision. These ones are much more expensive than the regular CCTVs because they provide high quality HD recording even at night or stormy weather conditions.
If we can have 3each of this on all communication masts in the country combined with some other softwares then killings and other crimes can be reduced or solved easily.

Do you have idea of the cost per one. I’m trying to do a write up in it.
PoliticsRe: Osun PDP Candidate Adeleke Didn’t Graduate From U.S. Varsity, As Claimed by jomoh: 6:01am On Jul 28, 2018
Patrioticooduan:
Shut da f.uck up! Aregbesola studied mechanical engineering in school.
You shut that shit.y thing you call mouth of up
Civil engineering in poly Ibadan. Has been an active politician since his school days when obj was head of state.
PoliticsRe: Rotimi Amaechi Inspects Ajaokuta- Itakpe Warri Rail Line by jomoh: 5:41am On Jul 28, 2018
I don’t hear them say it’s Jonathan’s project again. Cos they now know theres no possibility for it to be Jonathan’s project.





So these people have finally forgotten Jonathan. Na wa o.




Our rail transport finally coming back to life.
PoliticsRe: Law Enforcement Agencies Should Be Allowed To Do Their Work – Presidency by jomoh: 6:57pm On Jul 26, 2018
Let them do their work o
PoliticsRe: Buhari's Administration Set To Fly After Initial Slowdown - Fashola Says by jomoh: 4:44pm On Jul 26, 2018
yipata:
NICE ONE. Nothing but the truth. #BUHARIS TEAM is the best Nigeria has ever had.
Kwara Corper it is yikpata not yipata.

Bro dat place na real camp. Jungle in the middle of nowhere.
PoliticsRe: Policeman Punches Man Trying To Remove APC Flag From Ortom's Jeep (Video) by jomoh: 10:22am On Jul 26, 2018
pastilo:
The police needs to be indifferent going forward
Indifferent to someone vandalizing the vehicle conevening a sitting governor?


And what if the person had discretely planted a bomb and it goes off? Will you still say the same thing?
BusinessRe: CBN Continues Tightening Measures by jomoh: 8:00am On Jul 26, 2018
Nice explaination

If only Nigerians understand 1/10th of what you do, they will appreciate this government more.

Rickyuzzy:
Interpretation: The Economy needs expansionary monetary policies to help invite investors and support growth. But the issue with that is, it's going to keep inflation on the rise, So weighing both, inflation is worse off so CBN adopted a Contractionary monetary policy to deal with inflation cus inflation is at double digits, which is not good enough, also this was done because election is coming and there will be large expenses which can push up inflation figures, so it's wise to adopt Contractionary policies while seeking other avenues of credit to bring in investors
PoliticsRe: Your Son Has Returned - Tejuoso Makes U-turn As Buhari Meet Senators In Villa by jomoh: 5:18am On Jul 26, 2018
Welcome back
CelebritiesRe: Princess Shyngle Gets Death Threats For Shading Single Female Celebrities by jomoh: 3:03pm On Jul 25, 2018
Na wa





RIP page zero
PoliticsRe: 2019: Shagari Declares Bid For Sokoto Governorship by jomoh: 2:57pm On Jul 25, 2018
Congrats but you can’t defeat Tambuwal.
PhonesRe: Whatsapp Group Admin Lands In Jail For Spreading Fake News. by jomoh: 9:03am On Jul 24, 2018
To be admin now don become something else
CultureRe: Emir Sanusi Leads Friday Prayer At Old Kent Mosque In London(photos) by jomoh: 9:04pm On Jul 20, 2018
Olabenjamen22:
But it was Islam that brainwash the future generation to bomb there fellow human being for Arab supreme idol.

Lol and who told you that Islam didn't partake in Africa slavery?

Lolz
Was it Islam that shipped people to the west?



Arabs don’t go on expedition



Christianity was used to ship and kill more than 100million people from africa. That is aside the Christian terrorist organizations.

Those who’s religious history is filled with human blood are the ones castigating another religion.
CultureRe: Emir Sanusi Leads Friday Prayer At Old Kent Mosque In London(photos) by jomoh: 7:47pm On Jul 20, 2018
nairavsdollars:
Islam is s religion of peace yet na them terrorise people pass
Was it Islam that turned your great grand parenta to Slave transferred to the west?
PoliticsRe: FAAC Overpaid Governors N10bn In Bailout Funds - The Cable by jomoh: 2:55pm On Jul 19, 2018
onatisi:
a whole federal government overpaid an amount to an excess of 10 billion naira and you see nothing wrong in it ?
how can you overpay to the tune of over 25million us dollars and you think that is government of integrity ?
in a normal sane society , such incident can bring a government down or even cause the voluntary resignation of the minister in charge , but i am not surprised afterall our minister of finance already said 16+6=24
There was a time I read somewhere that FIFA an international football governing body overpaid NFF to the tune of hundreds of million.

Nobody is above mistake.
PoliticsRe: Confirmed: Saraki, Tambuwal, Ortom, Abdulfatah, To Dump APC Next Week - SR by jomoh: 9:21am On Jul 19, 2018
udo2018:
Saraki the slayer of Tinubu
And yet he’s running away despite being the Senate president and Tinubu holding no important post than being an ordinary citizen.


Slayer indeed
PoliticsRe: Lauretta Onochie: Apostle Suleman, Gambler Who Spends Church Money On Concubines by jomoh: 8:35pm On Jul 18, 2018
thunder74:
One thing APC supporters have in common.....they have bad mouth and very abusive.
We all know the prophesy was right, PDP won but APC was declared the winner.
Kikiki so God made a decree and somehow APC(human beings) find a way to subvert God’s decree.

You must think God is your village chief.
FamilyRe: Naturally Determining The Sex Of Your Babies - By Francis Ewherido by jomoh:
Very true

As long as the couple are healthy


But Almighty God is the ultimate decider
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Abstains, As 49 AU Members Sign Free Trade Pact by jomoh: 5:50pm On Jul 04, 2018
OfficialAPCNig:
The fact we don't have doesn't mean we don't have the capacity.

Do you now see why I said you are as dumb as Buhari?

Stop being stupid, there are a lot of franchise businesses in Nigeria. It is not just the francophone countries.

I don't blame you. I blame the school you graduated from

Have you heard of Factor Equalisation, do you understand what Repercussion Effect is in Economics?

With this common market now, there will be 2 mega markets in Africa, AU's 1.2 billion Mega Market and Nigeria's 180 Million market. Which market do you think Investors would love to access?

We would conquered Africa if our 180 Million market can access that 1.2 billion market. Foreign Investors would use Nigeria as a base to access that AU market.
I give up on your matter. Whatever floats your boat. Atleast 180million minus you will be grateful it wasn’t signed.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Abstains, As 49 AU Members Sign Free Trade Pact by jomoh: 2:14pm On Jul 04, 2018
Ramsey247:
I am happy he did not sign it. But pls do not tell me outright banning of importation is the best solution. This is how it should be done. Products with high local production capacity should attract higher tarrif. We wunt even have to band any product. The market forces and tarrif will make it difficult for any body to import what is produced locally. We also have to ensure that those manufacturing in the country pay tax too.
My broda what you just said would have been the best in an ideal environment but in a country with a very porous land border, how do you deifferentiate the product that paid the high tariffs from the ones that didn’t pay anything?

If the tariffs are too high people would rather smuggle it than take it through the ports. So the only effective way to deal with it is outright ban so that anywhere it is seen in the market, it is confiscated.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Abstains, As 49 AU Members Sign Free Trade Pact by jomoh: 1:42pm On Jul 04, 2018
OfficialAPCNig:
You are as dumb as Buhari.

AU is a community of 55 nations not Nigeria and South Africa.

Buhari just cost us a 1.2 billion consumer market.

If SA bests us in certain goods, can they best us in Agricultural products?
Then you’re more foolish than I thought.

Do you even have enough agricultural produce to feed your own population let alone export enough?

BTW SA has better agricultural produce than Nigeria does you this ignoramous.

Let me repeat for you if you don’t have the brain to read before.

Francophone countries don’t produce anything they only repackage European and Asian products which obviously nigerian products cannot compete with.

You mentioned Nigerian electric cables

Kindly mention at least 50 Nigerian products that can compete favourably with foreign products then we can talk.


BTW look around you, can’t you see you’re the only one foaming from the mouth.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Abstains, As 49 AU Members Sign Free Trade Pact by jomoh: 1:30pm On Jul 04, 2018
OfficialAPCNig:
Your lord and saviour just cost us a 1.2 billion sized consumer market.

Illiterates everywhere.
Tell us what you have to offer the market that others don’t have in superior quality?


Signing such agreement is signing free trade with the whole world cos all this francophone countries don’t produce anything they only repackage European and Asian goods only to find a dumping ground for it and which country has the largest population with enough purchasing power than nigeria.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Abstains, As 49 AU Members Sign Free Trade Pact by jomoh: 1:25pm On Jul 04, 2018
AreaFada2:
But is shows Nigeria is admitting it has nothing to offer other countries aside crude oil & Nollywood films.

If Nigeria had electricity and proper industries, our large population and talent pool should mean cheaper products that can flood other African countries. Procter & Gamble that opened last year in Agbara is about to close now. What can we export to bring in money?

We are simply in a position of weakness. USA/Trump can make nyanga because their internal market is massive due to a large wealthy population.
Our population is large but about 70% live only on $1 per day.
Is that not the reality?

We don’t have anything to offer and we have not had anything to offer for over 30years. We use the money we get from crude oil to buy everything we need. We can’t even produce what we consume.

PMB now came and ban most of these things from importation that we should start producing locally people are now against him.
The little money we get from crude oil that is not enough to sustain our overbloated population we were using it to import.


Now some people have come up with a strategy again to make nigeria a dumping ground for foreign products and PMB has once again refused.


PMB by far has the best policies that puts Nigeria first in anything. The only shortcoming is the security issue.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Abstains, As 49 AU Members Sign Free Trade Pact by jomoh:
Articul8:
To an extent i think refusal to sign it should help protect out own local industries. That will enable us monitor, control and check the inflow of products coming into our market.
However,in this century,no country is economically self sufficient.
Signing such document will only mean death for our local industries especially with all this Francophone countries that only serves as transfer destinations for French products.

They will just be transferring all products imported from France directly into nigeria the only country that has the population to buy.

Signing such an agreement will never beenefit us especially now that we don’t produce enough products to consume let alone export.

We won’t have anything to export we will only be using our oil money to import goods thereby killing our local industries.

lilfreezy:
Competition drives innovation. Our local industry is not thriving because we are practicing a monopolistic economy and most of the time it's nepotism, everyman wants to favour his tribesmen. This deal will create room for a competitive economy.

For someone like me who is finding it difficult to do business in Nigeria i would definitely love to try other African countries. This deal will make it easier too
This is not the type of competition nigeria needs. This will be an unhealthy competition because the likes of francophone countries don’t produce anything. They only import from France and Belgium only to look for the economy where they will dump it.

So in essence, Nigerian products will not be competing with other African products but European products indirectly.

South African products are also superior to Nigeria’s so there’s hardly anything we can send to them to buy. Even with tariffs and all, Nigerians will still prefer South African or Europe produced products(francophone). If you now remove the tariffs, It will only be a one way traffic.
SportsRe: #WorldCup: Alisson Becker, Brazil’s Goalkeeper Goes Viral (Photos) by jomoh: 12:36pm On Jul 03, 2018
D guy fine true true

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